After weeks of downward pressure, Shiba Inu (SHIB) (traded on WhiteBIT) has recorded its first notable bullish retrace, hinting at a potential trend reversal. The asset is currently trading near $0.00001337 and has successfully broken above the 26-day EMA—a key technical level that often signals the start of broader upward momentum.
This breakout is significant, marking SHIB’s first major move above resistance since February’s downtrend. The token’s local support now sits at $0.0000122, and if bullish momentum continues, SHIB could target the next major resistance at the 50 EMA ($0.0000145). A further push above this level could solidify the reversal.
Additionally, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 50.75 suggests growing buying pressure. A move above the 55-60 zone would reinforce the bullish setup and potentially trigger further gains. With market liquidity also increasing, traders seem to be re-entering SHIB, setting the stage for possible continued upside.
This breakout is significant, marking SHIB’s first major move above resistance since February’s downtrend. The token’s local support now sits at $0.0000122, and if bullish momentum continues, SHIB could target the next major resistance at the 50 EMA ($0.0000145). A further push above this level could solidify the reversal.
Additionally, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 50.75 suggests growing buying pressure. A move above the 55-60 zone would reinforce the bullish setup and potentially trigger further gains. With market liquidity also increasing, traders seem to be re-entering SHIB, setting the stage for possible continued upside.
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